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GEOMETRY 2nd SEMESTER TEST REVIEW
A. Using the Angle Sum and Exterior Angle theorems, find the measures of various angles …
1. In a single triangle (Test 4, #5)
2. Algebraically (Test 4, #7)
B. Solve problems when given a triangle congruence, and side lengths or angle measures.
(Test 4, #10)
C. Given 2 triangles with congruent parts, state which triangle congruence property applies [SSS,
SAS, AAS, ASA, HL, none]. (Test 4, #12)
D. Do a 2-column proof showing that 2 triangles are congruent by use of the triangle congruence
properties. (Test 4, #13)
E. Use the Isosceles Triangle Theorem to find side and angle measures of triangles. (Test 4, #17)
F. Given 2 sides of a triangle, give the range of possible values for the 3rd side. (Test 4, #21)
G. Given several angle measures for interior angles of a polygon, find the remaining angle
measure. (Test 5, #3)
H. Find the missing measures in a parallelogram using the properties of a parallelogram.
(Test 5, #8)
I. Find the missing measures of parts of a rhombus using properties of rhombii. (Test 5, #16)
J. Find the measures of parts of a trapezoid, including the median. (Test 5, #20)
K. Find the perimeter and area (along with the correct units of measure) of parallelograms,
rectangles, and triangles. (Test 5, #20,21)
L. Solve similarity problems using proportions. (Test 6, #5)
M. Given the lengths of the 3 sides of each of 2 triangles, determine whether or not the 2 triangles
are similar, and show why. (Test 6, #11)
N. Solve problems using the Triangle Proportionality Theorem and its corollaries. (Test 6, #13)
O. Solve problems relating the scale factor of similar triangles to the ratio of areas. (Test 6, #18)
P. Perform operations on radicals.
1. Simplifying (Test 7, #1)
2. Addition/Subtraction (Test 7, #2)
Q. Use the Pythagorean Theorem to find a missing side measure (in decimal form) of a right
triangle. (Test 7, #5)
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R. Given the 3 side measures of a triangle, use the converse of the Pythagorean Theorem to
determine whether or not the triangle is a right triangle, and show why. (Test 7, #7)
S. Find the missing side measures of 45-45-90 and 30-60-90 triangles. (Test 7, #9)
T. Find trigonometric ratios in right triangles. (Test 7, #11)
U. Use trigonometric ratios to find the measures of missing parts of right triangles.
(page 368, #43-48)
V. Identify the parts of a circle in a figure: radius, diameter, chord, tangent. (Test 8, #1)
W. Given one of the following 3 dimensions, find the other 2. (Test 8, #3)
1. Radius
2. Diameter
3. Circumference
X. In a figure showing a circle with central angles, find various arc and angle measures.
1. Numerically (Test 8, #6)
2. Algebraically (Test 8, #8)
Y. Find the area of a given sector of a circle. (Test 8, #11)
Z. Given an equation of the circle, determine the coordinates of the center, the radius length, and
then graph the circle in the coordinate plane. (Test 8, #17)
AA. Using the relationship between the measure of an inscribed angle of a circle and the measure
of the arc it intercepts, find various arc and angle measures within the circle. (Test 8, #20)